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No homeowner would like to find sewage backup in their toilets just as they’re beginning their day. Unfortunately, most homeowners don’t understand how ugly sewer-related issues can get if they’re not taken care of properly until it’s too late. If, as a homeowner, you don’t know the basics of your septic system, such as the things that harm it, signs it gives before starting to cause backups, etc., it is very likely you will keep experiencing these issues. Therefore, in this guide, we will try to cover one of the essential topics when it comes to your sewage system: the common reasons behind these issues. Knowing and understanding these pipe issues will make you more alert to the condition of your sewer system, and you’ll know when to seek professional assistance.

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Drains

Even though most of us carry the common misconception that only water flows drown the drains, that belief is false. Our faucets and drains are one of the most common places people spend time in, and during regular use, hair, soap residues, dead skin cells, and creams are some of the things that go down the drain, and as a result of this, clogs may appear. These clogs, which we don’t think twice about, are one of the biggest culprits behind the pipe issues we experience. You should be aware of the drainage; if the water drainage is very slow, this can be an early indicator of a blockage. When this is the case, you can seek out the help of professionals for sewer line cleaning.

Tree Roots

For your upcoming house renovation project, keep in mind that you can’t plant trees wherever you wish to if you want an intact sewer system. When these planted trees are close to your sewer pipes, it's normal for their roots to seek the water and nutrients inside the sewage pipe. Unfortunately, during the process of trying to reach out to those nutrients, eventually these roots break down your pipes, and you will experience similar signs of clogs. If the issue is detected at earlier stages, the system might only need sewer repair.

Non-Flushable Items

Another very common culprit behind sewer system issues is flushing down items you’re not supposed to flush down. You should only flush water and human waste down your toilet. This includes hygiene products, paper towels, baby wipes, or any wipes that say they are flushable. When these things are flushed down the toilet, they can build up in the pipes and cause clogs. It may reach the point where you might need sewer line replacement. Luckily, with today’s technology, this procedure, known as trenchless sewer line replacement, can replace the pipe from the inside out without creating a large mess in your backyard.

Reliable Plumbing Services

No matter what type of plumbing repair service you may need, the professional plumbers at New Era Plumbing & Septic are ready to help you on this journey. Our team approaches every task with the utmost care, no matter if it’s a small fixture repair or a sewer line replacement. Our main goal, either way, is for you to continue your daily life without any interruptions. So, call us today to learn more about the services we offer and schedule your next appointment.

12/Aug/2024

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